I'd argue that 68K is simpler to learn and use. You get a similar instruction set, but 32-bit registers, many of them. It's even got a relocatable stack so it can handle threading when you get to that point.
Perhaps someone at Microsoft threatened physical harm to a Google engineer if they didn't remove the videos... and they caved into their demands rather than reporting the threat, or perhaps did both.
I'd argue that 68K is simpler to learn and use. You get a similar instruction set, but 32-bit registers, many of them. It's even got a relocatable stack so it can handle threading when you get to that point.
Perhaps someone at Microsoft threatened physical harm to a Google engineer if they didn't remove the videos... and they caved into their demands rather than reporting the threat, or perhaps did both.